Mutiple servers using port 443

Question

Hi,
I am looking to set up several websites that utilise port 443 for SSL
behind
my firewall.
I understand that the reverse proxy in BM will only forward from port
443 to
port 443.
As I only have one public IP address I was looking to use ports such
as
51443, 52443 and redirect to port 443 on the various internal servers.
Is this possible using the generic TCP proxy or is there another way
of
doing this I am using BM 3.6
All suggestions gratefully rec'd
David

Answer 1

presumably if that failed I could use a hardware firewall such as a
cisco
PIX to do the job.
set up some sort of DMZ and put the servers in there.
"Craig Johnson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
> In article <skPnb.461$[email protected]>, David
> Quickfall wrote:
> > Is this possible using the generic TCP proxy or is there another
way of
> > doing this I am using BM 3.6
> >
> Generic proxy will work fine, (and in fact it probably works better
than
> using reverse proxy for 443). Set up one generic proxy for each
port.
>
> I don't know if you can successfully use the port translation
ability of
> generic proxy here. (Proxy port 444 to 443). I don't think that
works
> for SSL.
>
> Craig Johnson
> Novell Support Connection SysOp
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